Living with Mammals

Stephen Powles


Region:
South West
Notice Period:
Emergency (maybe less than one week's notice)
Type:
Professional
Fee:
Paid: Paid: £75 - £150 depending on size of audience plus mileage of 45p per mile to and from Tiverton
Category:
Nature
Updated:
24th October 2024

This is a light-hearted but informative presentation on mammals who share our homes and gardens. In it I explain what you can do to make your garden hedgehog friendly, show who was going to extraordinary lengths to steal my pears, how a wood mouse chose my porridge oats over the Dorset cereal and the tale of a female rabbit’s astonishing deception that allowed her to raise her young under my vegetable patch.

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About Stephen Powles

Formerly a vet, I changed career to pursue a lifelong passion for wildlife, wildlife photography, filming and conservation. My material has made several TV appearances. I have a keen interest in photographing and filming challenging wildlife subjects, many of which are in and close to my home. My special interests are otters, tawny owls, hedgehogs, hornets and conservation generally. The talks that I give are informative but light-hearted and are lavishly illustrated with some remarkable photographic images and film sequences. I am based near Tiverton in Mid Devon.


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